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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
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- I'm a scientist and innovator in the technology industry, with a broad range of interests and experiences. I have a Physics PhD, MS in CS, and have done research, lived in cohousing communities, run a business, and designed technology products. Professionally, I have mainly worked on computer security problems. Email me at stuart -- at -- earlywarn -- dot -- org. I do read all email, but because the blog is done in addition to holding down a full time job, I often fail to reply due to time constraints - apologies.
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1 comment:
Yes, and Global Warming Continues, and has NOT stopped in the last 16, or whatever the years...
Alex
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